plz spec a monitor
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Do you have an AMD or Nvidia GFX card so maybe want Gsync or Freesync?
If you do want Gsync then these monitors usually have a single displayport input only so adding a console is impossible really.
24"/1080P/144Hz (non Gsync/freesync) with HDMI/Duallink DVI and or displayport is like £180-£250.
If you do want Gsync then these monitors usually have a single displayport input only so adding a console is impossible really.
24"/1080P/144Hz (non Gsync/freesync) with HDMI/Duallink DVI and or displayport is like £180-£250.
I think you should spend just £200 or less,
YOUR BASKET
1 x AOC G2460PQU 24" Widescreen 144Hz 1ms Gaming LED Monitor - Gunmetal £199.99
1 x AOC G2460FQ 24" Widescreen 144Hz 1ms Gaming LED Monitor - Gunmetal £179.99
Total : £394.98 (includes shipping : £12.50 Ex.VAT).
These are the same panel but the more expensive one has a USB hub and a fully adjustable stand.
Then you have £300 to spend elsewhere.
YOUR BASKET
1 x AOC G2460PQU 24" Widescreen 144Hz 1ms Gaming LED Monitor - Gunmetal £199.99
1 x AOC G2460FQ 24" Widescreen 144Hz 1ms Gaming LED Monitor - Gunmetal £179.99
Total : £394.98 (includes shipping : £12.50 Ex.VAT).
These are the same panel but the more expensive one has a USB hub and a fully adjustable stand.
Then you have £300 to spend elsewhere.
wow im not use to people trying to save me money lol 
thanks for posting Stulid, I didn't realize there was a section for monitors (so feeling stupider than I normally, thanks for moving it) I was having a look at some of the other topics in this section & I saw a really similar one where they recommended a much more expensive monitor (personally didn't like the look of it) but just curious why you'd recommend these 2?
o also I don't need a USB hub
thanks for posting Stulid, I didn't realize there was a section for monitors (so feeling stupider than I normally, thanks for moving it) I was having a look at some of the other topics in this section & I saw a really similar one where they recommended a much more expensive monitor (personally didn't like the look of it) but just curious why you'd recommend these 2? o also I don't need a USB hub
I have the £200 one, its what I use for playing BF4 on most nights with the ocUk clan and I couldn't be happier with it.
I have it next to a 60Hz screen and the 144Hz benefits are as apparent as just moving the mouse cursor around the screen.
It has some eyecare (iCare or however its spelt) feature that I would suggest turning off as it tries to adjust the brightness automatically using a little sensor built-in to the frame.
I have it next to a 60Hz screen and the 144Hz benefits are as apparent as just moving the mouse cursor around the screen.
It has some eyecare (iCare or however its spelt) feature that I would suggest turning off as it tries to adjust the brightness automatically using a little sensor built-in to the frame.
Monitor Arrived today its very nice (incredibly bright compared to my last monitor) but I'm sure ill get use to it (I realize I can turn it down but tbh I always had difficulty seeing people in games compared to my friends, so maybe my last one was set too dark) who knows maybe some trial & error & at the risk of sounding dumber than I already do... should I install the CD that came with the monitor? everything seems to be working :S
& at the risk of sounding dumber than I already do... should I install the CD that came with the monitor? everything seems to be working :S